Oben römische Campagna mit Brückengebäude, unten Blick von der Grotte der Egeria zum Grabmal der Cecilia Metella an der Via Appia
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Oben römische Campagna mit Brückengebäude, unten Blick von der Grotte der Egeria zum Grabmal der Cecilia Metella an der Via Appia, Ernst Fries (1826), Städel Museum. Via artnap.com
Oben römische Campagna mit Brückengebäude, unten Blick von der Grotte der Egeria zum Grabmal der Cecilia Metella an der Via Appia, Ernst Fries (1826), Städel Museum. Via artnap.comOben römische Campagna mit Brückengebäude, unten Blick von der Grotte der Egeria zum Grabmal der Cecilia Metella an der Via Appia, Ernst Fries (1826), Städel Museum. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/stadel-94563831">artnap.com</a>
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A pencil drawing divided into two views: an upper panoramic landscape with a tower, a small domed building and a distant bridge-like structure, and a lower view of a vaulted grotto overgrown with trees beside a road, with a crenellated tomb on the right. The sketch is dated 1826 and was made by Ernst Fries; it is held by the Städel Museum.
